Self-driving startup Argo AI, carmaker Ford Motor Co and ride-hail company Lyft Inc on Wednesday said they partnered to offer robotaxi trips to Lyft customers in Miami and Austin.
Some banks in Hong Kong, including HSBC and Standard Chartered, are declining loans to buyers of Chinese property developer Evergrande Group's two uncompleted residential projects in the city, three mortgage brokers said on Wednesday.
Wall Street analysts welcomed Netflix's planned plunge into mobile gaming on Wednesday, calling it a sensible move to keep users' eyes on screens while worrying it would take significant time and investment to pay off.
Canada's Rogers Communications Inc on Wednesday reported second-quarter revenue that beat analysts' estimates, as its cable business benefited from a COVID-driven shift to remote work and entertainment.
Verizon Communications Inc said on Wednesday it added more monthly bill-paying phone subscribers than expected during the second quarter, helped by higher demand for 5G-related services and devices as the economy reopens.
REUTERS -Advertising technology company Teads BV, owned by French telecom company Altice, said on Wednesday it aims to raise up to US$808.5 million through an initial public offering on the Nasdaq at a valuation of about US$5 billion. The company's existing shareholders plan to sell 38.5 million ...
SINGAPORE: Frontline businesses, including those in the F&B, retail and services sectors, on Wednesday (Jul 21) called for help to ensure their survival, with takings likely to suffer another hit when COVID-19 restrictions are tightened once again. From Thursday until Aug 18, dining in will be ...
Thailand's central bank is debating a reduction in interest rates for some consumer loans amid fears that lenders will reject high-risk borrowers and drive them towards loan sharks, an assistant governor said Wednesday.
Japan brought forward the expected timing for achieving a primary balance surplus by two years to fiscal 2027 due to a surprise rise in tax revenues, even as the coronavirus pandemic hobbled a fragile economic recovery.
Japan must boost aid to small firms which are seeking to raise wages as part of efforts to prop up spending on tourism, restaurants and other services hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, private-sector members of a key government panel said on Wednesday.
